Rosetsu : ferocious brush
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Rosetsu : ferocious brush
Prestel, c2018
- : English trade edition
- : Englsih museum edition
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International Research Center for Japanese Studies Library
: English trade editionND||2073||Na00572847
Note
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition held at Museum Rietberg Zurich, 6 Sept.-4 Nov. 2018
Bibliography: p. 286-292
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Born into the family of a low-ranking samurai, Nagasawa Rosetsu (1754-1799) is renowned today as one of the most imaginative artists of early modern Japan. His visually stunning and highly idiosyncratic paintings earned him a place in Japan’s “Lineage of Eccentrics.” This book surveys Rosetsu’s art with sixty of his most important paintings, beginning with his earliest works in the realist mode of his teacher Maruyama O– kyo, and ending with his haunting, visionary, and occasionally bizarre final masterpieces. Screen paintings, scrolls, and albums depicting Zen eccentrics, raucous children, ethereal beauties, otherworldly landscapes, and vivacious animals and birds take viewers on a journey through Rosetsu’s own travels and into his unbridled imagination.
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